News from Energy & Environment Awards

Heat networks are expected to play a central role in decarbonising heat in homes, public buildings

Please see below, the February edition of the Energy & Environment Awards newsletter. If you would

Skills England has committed to reviewing and updating Assessment Plans for all apprenticeship standards in England

Ten years ago, Energy & Environment Awards (formerly EUIAS) delivered England’s first ever End-point Assessment of the newly introduced Apprenticeships Standards as

We are hosting a series of free workshops for employers and providers on understanding the latest

At the heart of Energy & Environment Awards is a dedicated community of highly skilled assessors.

Central to everything we do at Energy & Environment Awards is a dedicated team of expert

Through close collaboration with industry, Energy & Environment Awards has developed a qualification that sets the

Energy & Environment Awards has announced a new five-year partnership with Centrica to deliver end-point assessments

Below is a copy of the communication sent to our Customers and Stakeholders in January 2026

The energy and utilities sector is working together to shape the UK’s low-carbon future, and employers

We’re pleased to announce that Carol Snape and Martin Hottass have joined our organisation as Non-Executive Directors, bringing exceptional experience and a shared commitment to advancing

Please see below, the December edition of the Energy & Environment Awards newsletter. If you would

Everything you need to know about the new engineering standard as MOET comes to an end.  

With 200 EUSR Approved Providers now delivering training across the UK and Ireland, EUSR continues to